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Hey Veeam Community,I am having a problem backing up my personal workstation to an external hard drive.I am using the free version of Veeam Agent for Windows.When I backup, my main (C:) Internal SSD shows:Local SSD (C:) (476.1 GB) 262.5 GB read at 142 MB/sHowever, my other Internal SSD ‘terabyte’ (X:)Terabyte (X:) (953.9 GB) 3.8 GB read at 4 MB/s.I benchmarked both of my drives with CrystalDiskMark and they both got good similar results being Sata SSD’s, so the X: drive should not be this slow.I’ve tried swapping sata ports, changing cables, disable throttling when system is in use, etc. Nothing seems to help.Can anyone help me diagnose what is causing one drive to backup so much faster? Thanks, Mike 

Let’s face it, we live in a world where security vulnerabilities and threats are top of mind.  There’s some new exploits in the news daily...and often software patches are required to protect our assets.I’ve talked to many out there and the consensus is similar: patches are a must but, the need to be tested first, and testing is terrible.So I ask you all - what makes patch testing so terrible?  

Anyone that uses Azure backups check this KB to apply a fix for the Updater.KB4261: Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure - Updater Component Vulnerability

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If anyone uses Oracle RMAN plugin there is a patch from Veeam - KB4263: Veeam Plug-In for Oracle RMAN Cumulative Patch P20211211

If you use Replication and convert a VM to template your job may fail.  See the following KB - KB1970: Replication job task fails with "Cannot process VM, template processing is disabled" (veeam.com)

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[Sorry for this OT, but that’s a severe worldwide bug]A major bug has hit the Microsoft Exchanges on premise since January 1st 2022, because of using a int32 variable that long exceeds the maximum value of 2,147,483,647 causing the service goes error and blocking the queue mail.A first solution released by the community was to disable the malware filtering service with the following powershell lines:Set-MalwareFilteringServer -Identity <nameserver> -BypassFiltering $trueRestart-Service MSExchangeTransportMicrosoft yesterday released a powershell .ps1 that tricks the service by “unlocking the month of December 2021 to infinite days”, so today would be 34 December 2021.https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/exchange-team-blog/ema

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I hope you’ve all been enjoying these Fun Fridays, I have nothing technical or even remotely Veeam related today, but just a funny incident from my Christmas gathering this year. I picked up my son and he swung his head forward at the same time. And now I’ll be starting my new job next week with a black eye.How bad/funny is it you ask? See for yourselves!It’s still getting darker and bruising more! Did you have anything funny happen this Christmas/year that you want to share? Comment below! And I look forward to seeing you all in the community in 2022! 🥳🥳🥳

Hi guys, I was reading the helpcenter documents on CDP and found that you should install I/O filter on cluster, is it okay install it on host?

If anyone uses backup for Azure with Veeam something to check out regarding permissions, resource groups and the backup appliance.KB4262: Restricting Veeam Backup for Azure Permissions to Resource Group

As many of you know I am updating my previous book - Mastering Veeam Backup & Replication v10 to v11.  As of today the book is ready for anyone that wants to pre-order it.  Please ignore the release date of May 10, 2022 as the book will be released hopefully in late January or early February and this date will change.  Order below:Mastering Veeam Backup & Replication v11

Hello, ishttps://forums.veeam.com/veeam-backup-replication-f2/v8-new-forward-incremental-forever-backup-confusion-t24239.html#p125277still the thread to read when trying to decide which backup-mode we want to employ? 1 VM is a large file server with ~6-8TB where all other VMs are smaller application servers (~250GB). BRFrank

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